Chigusa Himi [千艸氷見]

Name: Chigusa Himi [last, first] [千艸氷見]
Gender: Male
Height: 165cm
Weight: 102 lbs
Birth Date: May 14th
Blood Type: O
Likes: Vegetables, Fruits

Appearance: With dark pink hair styled into a modern bob, Himi has brighter pink eyes and a mole underneath his right eye. He garbs a typical white blouse with matching suspenders, alongside a plethora of flower pins. He wears black capris and dark brown ankle boots. Always seen with a bag filled with tools, and occasionally wears a gas mask.

Personality: As a busybody in the world of gardening, Himi ceaselessly throws himself into his research and work—as it's his own personal passion and comfort in life—and sometimes comes off as apathetic and frigid, despite it being simple fatigue. He's not afraid to call anyone out when they do wrong, or are mistreating others; but he never does it maliciously, as he believes that, just like pants, people can grow into something bigger as well. Himi deeply cherishes and believes in his friends, but is still harder to approach than most due to the deplorable vibes he gives off—with that mostly being a 'don't disturb me right now' sensation. However, Himi is rather intelligent and shrewd, observing those around him cautiously, and seems to have eyes everywhere.
Quirk: Himi has a habit of comparing people to flowers and their various meanings (ex. calling his lover a red rose or a friend a type of perennial). He calls himself a seedling, though, because he feels he still has a long way to go before blossoming into something—and he also believes in the potential he holds, even if he's unsure of himself at times.

Background: Due to his parents toiling as scientists, Himi was left alone more times than not—but he never minded, of course; because they always left him with money to buy whatever he needed, and that meant he could purchase a heap of seeds! Himi was enthealled with gardening after his preschool teacher complimented him for his green-thumb, and how flowers appeared to flourish potently underneath his guidance. After that, he found himself becoming more and more absorbed in the world of gardening; and while growing up, the plants he cultivated became his sole companions. And with his parents' carelessness, Himi had access to leftover chemicals, and began to work on his own pesticides by middle-school to further his research on plants.